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  • News From Press What you should know about holding mutual fund units in demat form

    What you should know about holding mutual fund units in demat form

    Units held in physical form can be converted to demat form later. The unit holder has to fill up a Dematerialisation Request Form (DRF). Scheme name, folio number, demat account details must be mentioned and the DRF should be signed by the holder.
    Source: ET Jul 26, 2021

    Mutual funds can either be held in physical or in demat form in the demat account held by the holder with a depository participant (DP). The advantage of holding units in a single demat account is the ease of transaction it allows.

    Demat option at time of purchase

    At the time of buying units, one can indicate if the units are to be held in demat form.

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